Annual Salary Calculator UK 2025

Use our free annual salary calculator UK to work out your yearly take home pay. Calculate your annual salary after tax, National Insurance, student loans and pension contributions.

Our yearly salary calculator uses the latest 2025/26 HMRC tax rates.

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Salary sacrifice reduces tax & NI

UK Income Tax Rates 2025/26

Up to £12,5700%
£12,571 - £50,27020%
£50,271 - £125,14040%
Over £125,14045%
Take Home Pay
£26,314
per year
Gross Salary
£35,000
Income Tax
-£4,136
National Insurance
-£2,800
Pension
-£1,750
Effective Tax Rate
19.8%
Tax + NI as % of gross
Marginal Rate
28%
Tax on next £1 earned

Salary Breakdown

Annual Deductions

Tax by Band

Detailed Calculation Summary

DescriptionYearlyMonthlyWeekly
Gross Salary£35,000.00£2,916.67£673.08
Personal Allowance£12,570
Income Tax-£4,136.00-£344.67-£79.54
National Insurance-£2,800.00-£233.33-£53.85
Pension (5%)-£1,750.00-£145.83-£33.65
Take Home Pay£26,314.00£2,192.83£506.04

How to Calculate Annual Salary UK

From Monthly Salary

To calculate your annual salary from a monthly figure, simply multiply your monthly salary by 12.

Annual Salary = Monthly Salary × 12

Example: £3,000/month × 12 = £36,000/year

From Weekly Wage

To calculate your annual wage from a weekly figure, multiply your weekly wage by 52.

Annual Salary = Weekly Wage × 52

Example: £700/week × 52 = £36,400/year

From Hourly Rate

To calculate your annual salary from an hourly rate, multiply by hours per week, then by 52.

Annual = Hourly × Hours × 52

Example: £17.50/hr × 40hrs × 52 = £36,400/year

From Daily Rate

To calculate your annual salary from a daily rate, multiply by working days (usually 260).

Annual = Daily Rate × 260

Example: £140/day × 260 = £36,400/year

Annual Salary Calculator UK FAQ

How do I calculate my annual salary UK?
To calculate your annual salary in the UK, enter your gross yearly salary into our annual salary calculator. The calculator will automatically work out your take home pay after deducting income tax, National Insurance, student loans (if applicable), and pension contributions. You can also convert from monthly, weekly, or hourly rates.
How to calculate yearly salary from monthly UK?
To calculate your yearly salary from a monthly amount, multiply your monthly salary by 12. For example, if you earn £3,000 per month, your annual salary would be £3,000 × 12 = £36,000. Use our yearly salary calculator UK to see your full take home pay breakdown.
What is the annual pay calculator used for?
An annual pay calculator is used to work out your yearly earnings and take home pay after tax. It's useful for understanding your total compensation, comparing job offers, budgeting for the year ahead, and calculating how much tax you'll pay annually. Our UK annual salary calculator includes all current tax rates and deductions.
How do I calculate my annual wage after tax?
To calculate your annual wage after tax in the UK, you need to subtract income tax and National Insurance from your gross salary. Income tax rates are 20% (basic), 40% (higher), and 45% (additional). NI is 8% up to £50,270 then 2% above. Our annual wage calculator UK does all these calculations automatically for you.